Mountain residents connected to the coast provide a trip to students
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Living hours away from the coastal waters of the Pacific Ocean doesn’t stop Plumas County from getting involved in ocean ecology and conservation efforts. Fifteen students from Plumas Charter School traveled to Fort Bragg in April for a scientific field trip to study whales and ocean ecology thanks to adults with ties to Plumas County.
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